NEW YORK (1010 WINS) -- It's not easy for everyone to age gracefully in Hollywood, so imagine being around still to celebrate your 10,000th birthday.
But "Entertainment Tonight," airing its 10,000th show on Friday is historic, record-breaking and definitely something to brag about: The four-time Emmy Award winner will receive an official Guinness World Records title for the longest-running entertainment news TV show during Friday's broadcast.
Friday's episode will include an interview with Oprah Winfrey and explore her relationship with "Entertainment Tonight," including her first interview with the show in 1985.
"This milestone episode of 'ET' will break down the show’s distinguished history by decade to illustrate the incredible evolution that solidified 'ET' as the #1 source of celebrity news for nearly forty years," reads a press release.
Another episode you don't want to miss? The inaugural "Entertainment Tonight" from Sept. 14, 1981.
Watch it above -- and prepare yourself to hop in time machine as this episode recaps the 33rd Emmy Awards! (Think references to "Hill Street Blues" and "MASH" and interviews with John Ritter, Larry Hagman and Isabel Sanford (Louise Jefferson on "The Jeffersons")
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